Do you live alone ? Your best companion awaits you!

If you live alone, this is your pet!

Having a pet brings many benefits, especially if you live alone. Dogs are the ideal pets to live with. Apart from the company, they set an outing routine for you and encourage responsibility. The company of a pet offers unconditional affection and moments of play that provide serotonin, which makes you feel happier.

Furthermore, with the entry into play of teleworking we spend more time at home. Playing with them and going for a walk helps us clear our minds and strengthen our bonds with our pets. It's incredible how much they like to keep us company and see how we work! Watch how they stay focused on the computer screen!

And these little companions are all advantages!
If you live alone in an apartment, we recommend these 5 breeds, our favorite for size and character is the Dachshund, and yours?

1. Chihuaha: Originally from Mexico, it is a breed that provides and needs a lot of affection, which helps to forge bonds with its owners. Despite their appearance, they are not whiny at all, but rather calm and sleepy. Although they like to be in company and play with their loved ones, the ideal would be to have two.
2. Schnauzer: Originally from Germany, they have a characteristic beard under their snout. They are one of the most balanced breeds and are perfect for families with children. It should also be noted that they are very intelligent dogs and it is very easy to train them.
3. English Bulldog: Breed originally from the United Kingdom. Although they have a lot of personality, they are very patient, calm and affectionate. You have to watch their weight and take long walks to prevent them from developing osteoarthritis.
4. Maltese Bichon: Originally from the Central Mediterranean. They have a very peculiar character, they are very affectionate and calm. In addition, they are very elegant, they love to be combed and bathed. They are very educated at home.
5. Dachshund: They stand out for their peculiar physiognomy. It derives from a genetic mutation that shortens its limbs. It is a very loyal dog with its owners and has a good character, it does not cause conflicts at home. Of course, they need to generate their routines and activities to stay busy.

Believe it or not, all of these breeds are also in animal shelters. Stop by one and you will see that there are dozens of breeds that can adapt to you and are waiting for a second chance!

If you have any questions about where to find them or about the adoption process, we are here to help!

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